The NSHC Infant Learning Program (NSHC-ILP) provides services for infants and children (birth to age three years) with special needs, including screening and evaluation; individualized family service plans to outline goals for the family and their child; child development information; home visits; physical therapy; occupational therapy or speech therapy; and/or referral to other needed services. We strive to strengthen and support families to promote the healthy development of their infants and toddlers in their homes or during sessions at the local clinic.
Location:
West Campus C-117
Phone: (907) 443-3298 or (907) 443-9602
Fax: (907) 443-9723 c/o WIC
Referrals:
- Ask your health care provider to make the referral for you.
- Call us directly to ask any questions you may have.
To Contact NSHC-ILP Staff:
Patty Olmstead, MCSD, CCC-SLP (Manager/Speech-Language Pathologist)
Email: gro.p1524257308rochs1524257308n@dae1524257308tsmlo1524257308p1524257308
Cell Phone: 907-227-6870
Kristen Barron, OTR/L, Pediatric Occupational Therapist/Development Specialist II
Email: gro.p1524257308rochs1524257308n@nor1524257308rabk1524257308
Cell Phone: (907) 434-2202
Developmental Screenings: Parents or other caregivers can use the Ages and Stages Questionnaires (ASQ3) to learn about their child’s development during early childhood. Each ASQ3 is a simple set of questions about some things your child may or may not be doing yet. These questionnaires are quick and easy to fill out and can provide valuable information about your child’s developmental progress until the child is 60 months of age.
Click the image below to explore the NSHC-ILP’s ASQ3 website.
